Silvia Rodríguez Maeso
Biography
PhD in Political Sociology (University of the Basque Country). Silvia is Principal Researcher at CES and vice-coordinator of the Research Group "Democracy, Justice and Human Rights". She co-coordinates the PhD Programmes: "Human Rights in Contemporary Societies" (CES/IIIUC)and lectures in the Programme "Sociology of the State, Law and Justice" (CES/FEUC, starting in 2021-2022). She coordinated the research project POLITICS - "The politics of anti-racism in Europe and Latin America: knowledge production, decision-making and collective struggles" (ERC- Consolidator Grant, 2017-2023). Silvia has developed her research and teaching activities in postgraduate courses in the areas of critical race studies, anti-racism and decolonial thinking with a focus on: power and knowledge production; integration and inclusion public policies, and antidiscrimination socio-legal discourse.
ORCID
News
2024-10-25 CNN Portugal
Há "objetificação dos bairros e dos seus residentes que os representa como suspeitos por definição"
2024-10-22 Canal CES
Opening Session of the 1st International Forum "LGBTI+ AGEING IN SOUTHERN EUROPE"
Latest Publications
Book
Fernández, Cayetano; Araújo, Danielle; Fejzula, Sebijan; Maeso, Silvia Rodríguez (orgs.) (2023), Racismo de Estado. Una mirada colectiva desde la autonomía y la justicia racial. Tafalla: Txalaparta
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Rodríguez Maeso, Silvia (2022), Anxious Whiteness, Anti-Racism on Hold: Exploring the Contemporary Disputes About Political Anti-Racism and Decolonization in European Contexts, in Shirley Tate & Encarnación Gutiérrez Rodríguez (org.), The Palgrave Handbook of Critical Race and Gender. Springer International Publishing, 325-348
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Maeso, Silvia Rodríguez; Alves, Ana Rita; Fernandes, Sara (2021), A implementação da legislação de combate à discriminação racial em Portugal: uma abordagem sociolegal, in Silvia Rodríguez Maeso (org.), O Estado do Racismo em Portugal: Racismo antinegro e anticiganismo no direito e nas políticas públicas. Lisboa: Tinta da China, 59-90